Rialto

2018 West, National Parks, Olympic NP-Washington, Road Trip, States, Washington

There’s nothing like sitting on an ancient giant tree on a rocky shore watching Pacific waves crashing near our feet and dark clouds scuttling overhead while writing a blog. There might be a glorious sunset this evening. We might not want to wait out in the cold to see it when we have a nice warm T@B 400 parked in Mora Campground #19 in Olympic National Park in the northwest corner of Washington State. It’s a return visit for our time here in September 2008 was oh too brief. We’re planning a two night stay so we can visit Rialto in varying light conditions and possibly even on a bright sunny afternoon!

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Wicked The Musical

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